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Mortgage Rates Inch Down For Third Consecutive Week, Says Zillow

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July 7, 2009, 3 pm
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RISMEDIA, July 8, 2009-The weekly average rate borrowers were quoted on Zillow Mortgage Marketplace for 30-year fixed mortgages decreased last week to 5.40%, down from 5.48% the week prior, according to the Zillow Mortgage Rate Monitor, compiled by real estate website Zillow.com®.

Meanwhile, rates for 15-year fixed mortgages fell to 4.79% from 4.87%, and 5-1 adjustable rate mortgages also fell to 4.49%, down from 4.65 the week prior.
                                         Average Rate                       Average Rate
Mortgage Type             Week ending 7/5/09        Week ending 6/28/09         % Change

30-year fixed                   5.40%                                        5.48%                              -1.5%
15-year fixed                   4.79%                                        4.87%                             -1.6%
5-1 ARM                           4.49%                                       4.65%                             -3.4%

On Monday, rates for 30-year fixed purchase mortgages dropped further, with the average rate on Zillow Mortgage Marketplace at 5.31%.

Thirty-year fixed mortgage rates varied by state. Florida mortgage rates, and Georgia mortgage rates decreased the most, from 5.44% to 5.33% in Florida and from 5.42% to 5.32% in Georgia. Illinois mortgage rates, Massachusetts mortgage rates, New York mortgage rates and Ohio mortgage rates were the highest, each at 5.48%. Georgia mortgage rates were the lowest, at 5.32%. California mortgage rates were the most requested among all states.

                              Average 30-yr. Fixed Rate        Average 30-yr. Fixed Rate
 State                          Week ending 7/5/09              Week ending 6/28/09                 % Change

Arizona                           5.40%                                             5.48%                                      -1.5%
California                        5.39%                                             5.45%                                      -1.1%
Colorado                         5.39%                                             5.45%                                      -1.1%
Connecticut                     5.39%                                             5.47%                                    -1.5%
Florida                             5.33%                                             5.44%                                     -2.0%
Georgia                            5.32%                                             5.42%                                     -1.8%
Illinois                              5.48%                                             5.57%                                    -1.6%
Maryland                          5.44%                                             5.52%                                    -1.4%
Massachusetts                  5.48%                                             5.57%                                    -1.6%
Michigan                           5.43%                                             5.50%                                    -1.3%
New Jersey                        5.42%                                              5.49%                                   -1.3%
New York                          5.48%                                              5.54%                                   -1.1%
North Carolina                  5.43%                                              5.50%                                   -1.3%
Ohio                                  5.48%                                              5.56%                                   -1.4%
Oregon                              5.43%                                              5.50%                                   -1.3%
Pennsylvania                      5.42%                                             5.47%                                   -0.9%
Tennessee                          5.39%                                             5.45%                                  -1.1%
Texas                                 5.37%                                              5.45%                                  -1.5%
Virginia                              5.37%                                              5.45%                                  -1.5%
Washington                        5.39%                                              5.46%                                  -1.3%

The Zillow Mortgage Rate Monitor is compiled each week using thousands of mortgage rates for conforming loans quoted on Zillow Mortgage Marketplace by mortgage lenders to borrowers who have submitted loan requests. State-level data is gathered for the top 20 states with the highest quote volume on Zillow.

For more information, visit www.zillow.com/Mortgage_Rates/.

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